For the price this product worked satisfactorily. Mine actually came with the hot glue gun and glue even though it was advertised that it wouldn't (I had my own already). The pamphlet included several instructions for other products which was ok, just had to look for the right one in the pamphlet. The glue was a bit difficult to get off at times but I kept pouring rubbing alcohol (70 percent) over it and was able to remove it without damaging my paint. The scrapers helped but they probably won't be any good to use after more than a couple of times. The dent on my car was about the diameter of a baseball and pretty symmetrical with no paint damage. I was able to pop it out after 3 attempts to completely remove the dent and there is still a tiny ripple in the metal but it is not nearly as noticable as before. For what the product costs I didn't expect perfection and I don't know that a professional would done a better job without removing a panel inside the car and charging me a lot. An auto enthusiast would probably want a professional to do it but for me this worked well enough.

Completely skeptical at first but given the price I figured it was worth a shot. I had large dent on my truck...which is now no longer there. It worked perfectly. Certainly not a pro tool, but it worked perfectly for what I needed it for. Impressed and glad I bought it.

Some bad guys use the knife damage to my car about 10 inches long. I fix my Camry SE 2021 with the small dent. I would say 95 percent it fixes. It is not perfect but it still better than before. The color silver Camry I go to dealer to buy it cost 14.95 tube it does not match with my color a lot of people are not happy with it. It is lighter.

So to start this review off, I'm an idiot. I swung my door open at a gas station and hit it against a safety pillar next to the pump. After hating myself for a couple days, I got a quote from a paintless dent repair company in my area. $225! I mean, take a look at the picture. That doesn't look like 225 dollars worth of damage to me. I decided to buy a dent puller from Amazon and picked this one.

PROS:
- Cost | I felt like the other, more expensive dent pullers were essentially the same thing as this one.
- Puller Heads | It comes with a lot of heads depending on the size of your dent(s). I do wish there was one size smaller, though.
- It Works | I mean, it does its job. The effectiveness may depend on your dents specifically, but it definitely works.

CONS:
- Spring | For some reason, the spring on my unit is slightly crooked. I'm not sure if I got a bad spring or if the design kind of forces it into that position, but it can make the apparatus awkward to use.
- Puller Heads | As stated above, I wish it came with one size smaller. This is dependent on your dents though.
- No Hot Glue Gun Included | This is not as big of a deal, as most other pullers don't come with a gun either. It just would have been nice. Not a huge deal; I just had to buy one separately.
- Pivot During Use | The "feet" on this thing are ball and socket, so they tend to pivot a lot. I understand this is part of the design, as the contour of your car is never flat. However, you have to be really careful where you place the feet. If you don't, it'll pull the head off at an angle (which could cause it to not pull the dent at all).

Take a look at my before and after pictures. I think the after picture doesn't accurately show how it looks now, as I think it's more noticeable in real life. However, it's not really noticeable unless you're looking for it. It is a huge improvement, and for

So I got this because I got a grocery cart ding in my 3 week old 2022 Audi S5. I was skeptical after reading the negative reviews but some of the positive reviews appeared to be genuine.
What I found:
-The glue gun it came with is garbage.
-The black glue sticks didn't pull the dent out at all. I had to change to the yellow ones.
-The device worked but it took MANY times to get to get results. I did it over 15 times. It didn't get the whole dent out but it looks much better than it was. The first picture is the original, the 2nd pic is after the 5th try and the 3rd is the last time. The dent is still there but is about 80% less visible.
-It worked best to work in the shade (I live in San Antonio, TX)
-it worked best to apply the glue to the tab, stick it on the dent, and let it sit about 10-15 minutes to cool down and harden. I eventually placed a fan blowing on the area to speed the process up.
-the glue comes off the cat pretty easily with alcohol wipes.
BOTTOM LINE:
It works but won't remove the dent completely. I'm completely satisfied with this investment but it takes ALOT of time and effort to get results. The dent is still there but soo much less visible. Definitely worth the $20 price tag. I would buy again and do recommend this item.
*I am not being compensated for this endorsement. (haha)